Inner Tower, Pride Falls

Neville's Inner Vision

The words are not a distant prophecy but a mirror for your inner life. Egypt represents a state of consciousness that leans on external power and prestige. “They that uphold Egypt” are the thoughts, beliefs, and alliances you rely on to feel safe, important, or in control. When these inner supports are challenged by the truth of your I AM presence, the “pride of her power” must descend, and the “tower of Syene”—that high place of belief—crumbles under the inner force of awakened awareness. The law here is psychological: any energy built on separation dissolves when you no longer defend it and instead dwell in the unity of God as your reality. As soon as you revise the scene in your mind to align with the I AM, the fall happens within you—an inward conversion that makes room for restoration. And in that quiet shift, the promise of return to your true nature unfolds, even as old idols topple in the theatre of your own consciousness.